jeetoid

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by jeetoid 1y ago
> his public persona is essentially that of an angry baby pure projection on your part
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by jeetoid 1y ago
> Might makes right with these people. As though the entire Biden administration that precedes him doesn't play by this exact principle? What is the alternative reality that the rest of the world or opposing parties in the US suppos
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by jeetoid 1y ago
More than half the US agrees given the choice even after term and seeing his opponent serve as VP. Yes I'm suggesting that he is better and asserting that the histrionic response is divorced from reality.
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by jeetoid 1y ago
I don’t think deportation is evil. In fact I applaud this.
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by jeetoid 1y ago
You’re unhinged and breaking HN rules, sorry. I’m not the one cursing.
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by jeetoid 1y ago
I give you an example of one of the worst public crimes in recent memory, that was only possible because we’ve been shoddily enforcing deportations
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by jeetoid 1y ago
Any reasonable person does.
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by jeetoid 1y ago
> Now you've de-emphasized dealing with criminals By any reasonable account, criminals were already de-emphasized. A woman was burned alive on the subway by an illegal immigrant. That only happens when law enforcement has been categ
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by jeetoid 1y ago
I've had to actually diagnose myself a couple times after seeing a string of doctors and even specialists. It's baffling how bad my experience has been and it's not just one specialty, and I have good insurance too. It's
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by jeetoid 1y ago
This happened continuously during the Biden administration when they formed an entire network of public-private censorship and liberals told us “freedom of speech does not mean freedom of reach.” You can also reference the entire saga of Ru
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by jeetoid 1y ago
> Trump and his goons hate science and critical thinking this is really entirely subjective and I'd be surprised if something like this isn't moderated for being flamebait
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by jeetoid 1y ago
Jason Stanley? Jason Stanley, the Jacob Urowsky Professor of Philosophy at Yale University? [1] [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oomvEjJAI44
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by jeetoid 1y ago
Weird I wouldn’t have known, I got a crazy wait for my physician and quality seems to have gone down
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by jeetoid 1y ago
Such a great observation. I find this broadly applies to every aspect of humanity but especially government, more so than corporations could ever manage. Corporations at least have SOME competitive pressure, much less scope, many more const
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by jeetoid 2y ago
I wonder how much glycerol they use, the article is scant on data. You'll often see somewhere around 10g of glycerol in a protein bar, bodybuilders take quite a bit too in order to increase water in muscles and it's safe [0]. Glyc
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by jeetoid 2y ago
> presented without evidence I laid out how globalism was pushed by the economic academic consensus as the enlightened approach to international relation with China. I said that it has clearly failed to advance US interests over the past
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by jeetoid 2y ago
> Blaming academics is just fascist garbage isn't this flamebait?
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by jeetoid 2y ago
We won't see eye-to-eye on this, who exactly were the reasonable intellectuals that were going to save us? Maybe Hayek or Mises, Keynes won the day and look where we are. The past century is defined by Progressivism, from the New Deal
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by jeetoid 2y ago
> And all stock market players, including the big whales, are just dumb and are easily influenced by the media? Well Democrats and liberals globally generally do regard the voting public as stupid and easily influenced by the media, why
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by jeetoid 2y ago
Let me just elaborate that a country like the US that artificially floats it's own currency as the global base currency will of course piss away its wealth and through bypassing the natural corrective mechanism [0] will have no way to
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by jeetoid 2y ago
I think we should ignore people in universities since they're the ones who brought us here, advising us to embrace global trade and admit China into the WTO under the obviously wrong thinking that trade would somehow magically transfor
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by jeetoid 2y ago
> Someone who's willing to spend 3-6 months cramming interview questions is also someone who is unlikely to drop the ball. I don't believe this at all, they're unlikely to not comply and execute arbitrary commands. Which a
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by jeetoid 2y ago
On the other hand, the price has steadily risen far beyond any other investment over the past 15 years and there's a credible argument for why this would continue. The amount of money recouped by selling, which is only done once, is fa
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by jeetoid 2y ago
I’m not sure I follow how establishing a strategic reserve out of a digital commodity confiscated from crime is a threat to “a highly indebted nation”. Additionally they’re planning to use revenue neutral ways to add to the Bitcoin reserve.